Hello all,
Without me using this thread to restate the problem I have with my bathroom flooring (cracked grouting and porcelain floor tile on the “flexing” suspended timber floor – see my previous posts for details), I would be grateful if you could let me know, in basic terms, how to remove this toilet. Also what pipes / connectors or whatever else I would need to plumb it back in.
Once the toilet has been removed I plan to remove the porcelain floor tiles and underlying plyboarding from the suspended timber floor boards. Then I will re-use / replace the 12mm WBP plyboard and screw it down every 20cm all over the face of the boarding. I will then use BAL powdered flexible adhesive and powdered grey BAL grout.
I now know that the original plyboarding was only screwed down around the edges of the boards and not across the entire face of the sheets. This has led to the floor flexing and subsequent cracking of grout lines and a porcelain tile.
Thank you for your replies.
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Without me using this thread to restate the problem I have with my bathroom flooring (cracked grouting and porcelain floor tile on the “flexing” suspended timber floor – see my previous posts for details), I would be grateful if you could let me know, in basic terms, how to remove this toilet. Also what pipes / connectors or whatever else I would need to plumb it back in.
Once the toilet has been removed I plan to remove the porcelain floor tiles and underlying plyboarding from the suspended timber floor boards. Then I will re-use / replace the 12mm WBP plyboard and screw it down every 20cm all over the face of the boarding. I will then use BAL powdered flexible adhesive and powdered grey BAL grout.
I now know that the original plyboarding was only screwed down around the edges of the boards and not across the entire face of the sheets. This has led to the floor flexing and subsequent cracking of grout lines and a porcelain tile.
Thank you for your replies.
//www.diynot.com/network/Mutley56/albums/5558
Mutley56